Arvind Kejriwal Skips 8th ED Summon, Says Will answer to Agency’s Questions
Arvind Kejriwal has said that he will appear before the ED after March 12 through video conferencing.
Mumbai Cop Assaulted By Unidentified Man Over Questioning On Suspicious Behaviour
The individual was observed suspiciously hanging around a motorbike near a bank by a police unit on night patrol.
Andhra Man Hits Father, Drags Mother By Hair Over Property Dispute
Reddy attacked his parents violently on Sunday as hostilities between him and his parents grew more intense.
Pet Dog Attacks 7-Year Old Girl In Delhi, Victim Out Of Danger
Delhi has witnessed several dig bite incidents in the last few weeks.
Multiple Landslides In Jammu And Kashmir, Traffic Suspended On National Highway
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has gathered personnel and equipment to clear the roadway for one-way traffic, the officials said.
Blast At Rameshwaram Cafe, 4 Injured; Investigation Underway
According to police officials, forensic teams are gathering evidence, and tests will determine the precise reason behind the explosion.
SC Orders Rape Convict Asaram To Make Appeal In High Court For Bail On Medical Grounds
Asaram's attorney requested for bail, claiming that his client, who is over 80 years old and afflicted with terrible illnesses, has been imprisoned for the previous nine years.
Supreme Court On Patanjali “False” Ads Case, Says “Government’s Eyes Closed”
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) cited several advertisements that purportedly painted allopathy and its practitioners in a negative light.
Key Numbers To Watch For In Budget 2024 Ahead Of Lok Sabha Polls
Public wants to know if Sitharaman delivers a populist budget that gives the average person more money, or if she sticks to the fiscal glide path and reduces the deficit to 4.5% of GDP by 2025–2026.
“Not A Picnic Spot”: Madras Court Says Non-Hindus Not Allowed To Enter Temple Area In Tamil Nadu
The ruling highlighted the Hindu community's inalienable right to unhindered religious exercise.
